Tano dilleri (İngilizceTanoan, Kiowa-Tanoan, Tanoan-Kiowa),Amerika Birleşik DevletlerinibNew Mexico,Kansas,Oklahoma veTeksas eyaletleri ileMeksika'da konuşulanAmerindKızılderilidil ailesi.
Tanoan adı Tevaca için kullanılan alternatifTano (veArizona Tevalarının kendi dillerindeki adları:tʰáánu tééwa) adınaİngilizcede dil ailesi yapım eki olarak sık kullanılan-an sıfatı getirilerek oluşturulmuştur.
- Kiyova-Tova dilleri
- Tiva-Teva dilleri
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